What is a Vocal Cord Polyp?
A vocal cord polyp is a soft, fluid-filled lesion that develops due to vocal abuse or irritation. It often affects one vocal cord and can cause significant voice changes.

Causes of Vocal Cord Polyp

• Excessive voice use or shouting
• Smoking
• Acid reflux (LPR)
• Chronic coughing or throat clearing

Diagnosis and Treatment
At Dr. Sachin Goel’s Clinic, we use advanced imaging techniques to diagnose vocal cord polyps.

Treatment options include:

• Voice Therapy: Helps reduce strain on the vocal cords.
• Surgical Excision: If the polyp is large or does not resolve with therapy, surgical removal may be required.

For expert care, visit Dr. Sachin Goel’s Clinic for a thorough voice assessment.